Rancho Sedona RV Park

Clean park. A tad pricey, but it seems okay given the area and lack of alternatives. Utilities work fine. Didn't test Wi-Fi as I used T-Mobile instead (5G is strong and fast at this RV park). Be sure to bring bug spray as there were a lot of ants. Creek access is a nice touch. Wildlife can be quite loud, especially at random times overnight. Overall, a nice spot.

As many others have stated, the park is beautiful and very well maintained but, the attitude of the owner, Cindy, is terrible. She’s harsh and unpleasant to work with. We like rules because they typically make a park nicer but here, it’s the delivery of those rules. The signs posted around the campground border on being rude. For example, one sign says, “Since the owner is nice enough to allow you to use this land, pick up after your pet.” It could have just said please pick up after your pet. One sign by the creek actually says, “No Screaming”. Seriously, you think kids aren’t going to scream when they are playing in the water.

Unfortunately, this is the only RV park with hookups near all the Sedona attractions so your choices are definitely limited. We would stay there again only because of the convenient location. If there were other choices, we would not stay there again.

We stayed at the RR GC RV park until a drive a Sedona & loved the area and Rancho had an opening.

Staff was great when we had to deal with them.

A walk to the creek which was wonderful, spot was next to the bathrooms and laundry

Lots of tree covering, appreciated that it was quite and yes we were out after 10 sitting in our chairs watching the stars and up at 6 taking showers

I’m so happy there wasn’t radios blasting and loud folks around after 10

They keep it well maintained

Beware no fun zone at this campground!!!

Staff is not friendly, after a few days staying here and reading all the rules. I knew I wouldn’t go without the staff coming up to me and telling me I was doing something wrong!! I was right!!

After leaving for most of the day, I was approached by a staff aka (Karen). She must have been waiting for me all day to tell me because she came up to us with a sassy attitude and basically ran to the site. She first started questioning us about how many bikes we had and ppl we had on the reservation. Which is none of her business I felt very uncomfortable with her telling me we had an extra chair and an extra bike. One of my kids ended up bringing two bikes, but she was very concerned with the extra bike we had.

Then she said I couldn’t have my chairs on the grass. She said that the owners came by and we’re not happy. Okay….. don’t know what that means. She further said that we didn’t want to deal with the owners. Okay….

I told her I was told by another staff member that as long as the chairs were moved before going to sleep I would be okay due to the sprinklers going off at night. Which made sense.

Seems like the staff is not on the same page and it depends who you talk to once again making up extra set of rules. What’s the purpose of having an area with grass if I’m not able to sit or have a picnic with my 1 year old.

This campground has an adults only area but seems like the whole campground is being ran as an adults only and not kid and family friendly. If I had just taken the time to read the reviews before making reservations here it would have saved me lots of trouble.

The sad thing is that after looking at all the negative reviews on several sites seems like nothing changes and staff and ownership doesn’t care about the reviews.

Our 1st choice would be Rancho Sedona RV Park , pricey for our FT traveling budget @ $83 per night FULL hookups + bathhouse, Site #11 (27ft + F250 fit perfectly).
Yes🙌🏻 we do love our State Parks + Nat’l Parks but “this location,” within Sedona, checked all of the boxes.
*close to devils bridge, Mesa airport Sunset, birthing cave (15min)
*walking distance to dwtn Sedona (this is key, so you don’t have to drive, saves in many ways;)
*15min from slide rock ($20 per car, up to 4 ppl)
* the campground is pristine, YES, Rancho does have a lot of rules but honestly, we read thru all of them and agree many listed are necessary and many we already do abide by in a campground anyway…they are just in print, so don’t let one Campendium review change your views of this wonderful place. We wished we would’ve booked here our entire time here in Sedona, which was not 3 days!!!! We checked out dead horse ranch state park, great views of cottonwood but 20 min from Sedona and awful restrooms. 525c boondocking road was too rough even with a lift, so we found elsewhere.
*We had such an amazing experience at Rancho Sedona RV, the people, the creek to play in, the walking distance to the restaurants, the hikes, Slide Rock State Park , biking…this campground fulfilled our expectations!

Overall, our opinion, if you want to experience Sedona in less that 1-3 days and get all the perks of power + water + dump (only dump station is in cottonwood at galvin RV no potable water/DHR $15 to dump /fresh fill), super close to all of the hikes book at Rancho, you will spend so much in diesel going back n forth to town that this is a savings.

The location and cleanliness of this park are excellent but the staff at the office are quite rude and unfriendly. As others have reviewed here, the list of DO NOTs is a mile long and the overall vibe is now welcoming. Wi-fi is useless although you really do want to spend most of your time away from the RV park and enjoying Sedona. Options for full hookups in the area are extremely limited but depending on what you're in Sedona for, you might want to choose your camping spot wisely. This one is within walking distance of all the shops and restaurants and since parking is a nightmare, this is a great option. You can drive from the park to the various points of interest, hiking trails, vortexes, etc... but beware that parking is a nightmare everywhere. I recommend stopping by the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center right in the middle of town to get information on everything there is to do and see. Great, friendly staff there and nice public restrooms as well.

With all the negative reviews I saw on this place I felt I should add a review. The negative reviews actually addressed things that annoy me about other RVrs so I wasn’t concerned.
One possible negative is there are several trailer pulling maintenance carts that zoom around constantly and make a little rattling noise as they go by, not really a big deal. About 10 seconds after someone checks out they arrive at a site to check it over and wipe down the benches(never seen that anywhere). I even saw one stop to pick up a foot long branch.
I was never harassed by anyone and had no interaction with employees other than checking in.
It’s about a half to a mile walk to restaurants and shops with maybe a tenth of a mile on the side of the road but with very little traffic. Nice access to the creek but not really any hiking paths inside the park.
Beautifully maintained trees.
Sites are a little close but not too bad.